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Patients Warn Mental Health Surveillance Could Undermine Care
Original: Patients Warn That Mental Health Surveillance Could Undermine Care
Patient advocates are raising concerns that surveillance measures applied to mental health care could damage trust between patients and clinicians. They argue that monitoring may discourage people from being open about their symptoms or seeking help at all, ultimately weakening treatment outcomes. The warning adds to an ongoing debate over how far safety-related monitoring should extend into sensitive medical settings.
Why now: Growing use of monitoring tools in mental health services has prompted patients to speak out about privacy and trust risks.
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- Patients Warn That Mental Health Surveillance Could Undermine Care · Mad In America
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